3. Now let's figure out the order of the rate law. To review, here are the equations for the three rate laws:Zeroth Order:At = Ao + ktFirst Order:At = Age-ktSecond Order:+ ktAtAoUsing the last column in the data table above, try to linearize the data according to the rate laws above and figure out which is thebest fit.Zeroth OrderFirst OrderSecond Order TimeTransmittancAbsorbance...(crystal %%(crysta %%(crysta1100210990.004320600.222430680.168..540750.125650790.102760830.081..8.70880.056980920.0361090940.02711100950.022Absorbance vs Time0.20.150.10.050-20406080100Time (s)Absorbance (%)I

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Now let's figure out the order of the rate law. To review, here are the equations for the three rate laws: Zeroth Order: A = Ao + kt First Order: Age-kt Second Order: + kt %3D A0 Using the last column in the data table above, try to linearize the data according to the rate laws above and figure out which is the best fit.

Now let's figure out the order of the rate law. To review, here are the equations for the three rate laws: Zeroth Order: A = Ao + kt First Order: Age-kt Second Order: + kt %3D A0 Using the last column in the data table above, try to linearize the data according to the rate laws above and figure out which is the best fit.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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